Pair of Chinese Porcelain Bleu Poudre and 24K Gilt Decor Fish Bowls/Jardinieres

a pair of antique Chinese blue and white porcelain bowls with very beautiful hand paint. There are double blue circles at the bo...

Hand thrown small hole porcelain vase with 24K fire gilt accents. North America, 21st C Chase Gamblin Chase Gamblin is an artist primarily working in ceramics. Currently, he is an Academic Specialist and Studio Coordinator for the Ceramics Department at Indiana University in Bloomington, IN. Gamblin received his BFA in Ceramics at the Appalachian Center for Craft in Smithville, TN in 2007. He then studied and received his MFA in Ceramics at Texas Tech...

Antique pair of Sevres Porcelain cache pots with neoclassical garden scenes painted On the front reserves of these pieces and flowers on the verso, 19th century. They are mounted on...

This elegant Mid Century Modern porcelain vase was realized by the esteemed maker Tirschenheut in Germany circa 1960. It features a ...

Crafted in China circa 1990 and oval in shape, the pair of vintage porcelain foot baths are dressed with two side handles. The piece features an intricate architectural scene, includ...

Pair of Chinese (Mid 20th Century) lidded porcelain jars with orange fish swimming on blue, sponged backgrounds, inspired by patterns from the Ming Dynasty...

PAIR of Chinese Ming/Jiajing-style beige porcelain vases with Meiping forms decorated in orange fish and flower motifs and geometric-patterned bands around the tops and bases, accent...

Pair of antique Chinese (mid 20th century) sleeve-shaped porcelain vases decorated with orange fish swimming around blue backgrounds, inspired by patterns ...

A Pair of Large Gilt-Bronze Mounted Chinese Celadon-Ground and Slip Decorated Porcelain Vases. These vases of Chinese celadon porcelain from the late Quing Dynasty are slip-decorated with willow trees and prunus flowers. The finely sculpted gilt-bronze handles are modelled as winged merman term figures running on berried scrolled clasps to a rocaille raised foot. These superb vases are in the tradition for mounting Chinese porcelain with gilt-bronze accoutrements made by ciseleur-doreurs such as Pierre Gouthière for the marchand-merciers, namely Dominique Daguerre and Simon-Philippe Poirier. The practice continued into the nineteenth century when Prince Regent, later George IV (1762-1830), sent Chinese porcelain vases from the Royal...

The vases in this pair feature the striking combination of Kangxi era (circa 1700) porcelain with later 19th century French gilt bronze. This type of combination—of Chinese porcelain...